Nisha Dahiya Murder Fake News: No, wrestler Nisha Dahiya is not dead. She is absolutely fine and is competing at the senior nationals in Gonda, Uttar Pradesh. The U-23 World Wrestling Championship bronze medallist informed in a video message that the rumours about her murder is fake.
“I have come to Gonda to compete in the Senior Nationals. I am absolutely fine. The news about my death is absolutely fake as you can see,” Nisha Dahiya said in a video message.
Fake News of Nisha Dahiya being shot dead shocks everyone, wrestler confirms to InsideSport, ‘all good with her’ watch video
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Nisha Dahiya Murder Fake News: Earlier, reports did rounds that wrestler Nisha was shot dead along with her brother by unknown assailants in Sonepat, Haryana. However, it turned out to be fake news and InsideSport can now debunk that she is all well.
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The news being shared by certain media platforms regarding national level wrestler #NishaDahiya is fake
The video below is received from Nisha herself@ianuragthakur @NisithPramanik @ANI@PIB_India @DDNewslive @PTI_News
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— SAI Media (@Media_SAI) November 10, 2021
After returning from Belgrade, Serbia with a bronze medal in the 65kg-category in the U-23 World Wrestling Championship, she headed to Gonda, UP to compete in the senior nationals. She was congratulated by PM Narendra Modi amongst many athletes.
Fake News of Nisha Dahiya being shot dead shocks everyone, wrestler confirms to InsideSport, ‘all good with her’ watch video
Nisha Dahiya Murder Fake News: While she was with Sakshi Malik, her good friend, the news of Nisha Dahiya’s murder broke. However, it turned out to be a case of mistaken identity. In fact, a wrestler named Nisha was murdered in Sonepat at Sushil Kumar Academy. Her brother was also shot dead and her mother suffered multiple injuries and is now admitted to hospital and is in critical condition. But it is not the same wrestler. The villagers set fire on the academy.
Sakshi Malik, who was with her, later tweeted with the caption, “She is alive”.
She is alive 🙏🏻 #nishadhaiya #fakenwes pic.twitter.com/6ohMK1bWxG
— Sakshi Malik (@SakshiMalik) November 10, 2021
Nisha Dahiya Murder Fake News: Wrestling Federation of India president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh confirmed it was a case of misidentification. It is not the same Nisha Dahiya who returned with a bronze medal from Serbia.
Nisha Dahiya, who is alive and well, won a gold medal at the Cadet National Championships in Srinagar in 2014 and repeated the feat the following year. Her first international medal came in 2014 when she returned from the Asian Championships with a bronze medal in the 49kg category. Nisha won a silver medal in the 60kg category the next year. He also won a bronze medal at the National Championships in 2015.
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